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LOCAL DREvITIEs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In and About
al IH'l tho CITY. ftSthsE.,

5H tho CITY. fttS5A&,zl. l
oaE marriage license was Issued yes
teldsy. 6G w
orERA HOUSE, tonight : Margaret
Mather in "Lsah, the Fottaken.". g q
The Board Of County Commissioners
will meet in special session this forenoon.
THE West Virginia China Company
filed lie certificate Of incorporation with
Clerk Hook yesterday. e.
FRRp WARDE, the great trsgedian, will
appear at tho Opera Houae one week from
tonight in "GAlba, the Gladiator" ( z
Two hundred trees have been purchased
by property holders along Fourteenth
street to be planted along the sidewalk on
that street. This will add much to the
a!traciiyeness Of the street. {.,s5S
CLERK HOOK yesterday admitted to
record deed NADIA August ~ by George
B. Caldwell, trustee, 10 Jacob 9. Thomas
in consideration Of Sl,200. for lot on
South Huron street, Island. 5tH -
TuE dance given by "Tho Swells" at TIT
new Mnnnerchor hall last night WAC at
tended by largo number Of ladieu ant
gentlemen who enjoyed the hours dauc
Ing to Mayors excellent music.
MRs. MARGARET JONES, IN aged widow
living at No. 1928 Main atreet, died yer,
suddenly Tuesday evening. Mrs. Jones
deepite her "a yenIs, was Bpry and &C
live, and did her share Of tho household
duties. E.f ~ I
IN the Circuit Court yesterday the ds,
waa consumed by the trial Of the damag
lsuis OF William Lsuchlin against Edwar,
Lsrkin, appealed from Justices decision
and the argument was still In progreH
when the Court adjourned iaat evening.
"WEDNESDAY night passenger train No.
on the Ohio River railroad, backed int
Pewiky locomotive No. 1l5 aahort distanc
below the passenger depot. Tho steps Q
the rear coach OF tho train were broken
and the signal stands OF tho engius some
what Damaged. fs 81 .
Nix. VANDuRou, living in Alley 7, ycE
,erday complained to Chief OF Polio
Smith that bis child had been struck an
painfully bruised by ball, and asked
the playing Of ball by boys In that ale
could not be stopped. His child was al
ting in his own door when struck.
j HATTIE ANDERSON, colorsd, wss befor
Squire Peterman yesterday on complain
of woman named Henderson, also co
ored, who accueed her Of using opprobr
Qua epithets. She was fined 81 and cou
and pu. under bond to keep the peace Il
q year. Tho difficulty grew out OF Bon
changes In tho choir Of tho colored Nice
DOMAIN Baptist church.
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MARGARET arATnEn To.s1eur.
Tho Greatest Actress on the Am oricnu STAGE
to APpoar Hero, "a 49, !:

Tho Greatest Actress on the Am oricnn Stage
to Appear Hero.
The aslc Of seats at Baumsr's mueic
dtore for tho engagement ri Miss Mather
is large, assuring her such greeting al
the Opera House tonight, when she
makes her frat appearance in Wheeling,
rs her meriss and her fame deserve. Her
opening play will be "Lsah, the For.
saken." So .5Eu. ~ ! - :, - %
Evofy faithful student OF art affairs az
we'll as every, handwriting aon OF the
buslness world, tor whom healthy enter.
tainmeut ts like the fresh, bracing air OF q
country hill top upon cleur day. will hail
With Eeeneat pleasure the coming Of a true
mlstress Of dramatic art. There il room
lo1 such divinity both hero and abroad,
and the rising repute Of America in the
different tino arts is a matter for general
congratulation. Wheeling has a name for
appreciation Of dramatic genius. Her re,
oeption OF Mary Anderson and Rhes be.
fore either reached the zenith OF her fame
bids lair to be outdone on the occasion Of
Miss Mather's initial engagement here.
Six yesrn ago this young woman was en-.
tirely unknown in aprofessicnal capacity.
TO mako long story short she was a self.
reliant. retiring and comparatively friend.
less girl, looking for situation upon the
stage, whittier 8 eoft OF intuition had
always impel!ed her. Subsequent facts
hava proved the correctness Of the iipht
within. From the debut, for which theirs
Was great expectancy OF failure ia peouliar
prophecy OF actors concerning most things
new that doesn't involve themselyea1 her
abilities to move an audience have stnrtlod
even the coolest critics into praises that
appear unnatural cave to those who have
been under the spell OF her gifted work, j,
The Boston 1rdreltr Gays OF Mics Msth.
or, Nature has been lavish in many yevs
in giving her special endowments ior tx,
atage; to these she has added admirable
training and high personal ideslof achieve.
ment. The Bopton Post ssys: Margaret
Mather's acting INDICATED the e.est valro
Of special training aud hard study. At
the end OF each got she was obliged TO "a.
spond to one, two or three calls before thu
curtain. The Cincinnati Commercial a..
aftte Gays: Many times Miss Mether r;ses
to that Insight which is beyond criticism.
which cares not for sympathy or asks forr
liberation, but commands respect. -
Tha prospects are that "standing room
only, will DO put out early tonight and
it will be wise Tor those who desire to en-.
joy, the play Ia comfort to secure seats
early. ;5f&s.t - = $500 -','''
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No nIeetinE Last Sirht.

Last night was The time for the regular
monthly meeting Of the Chamber OF Com
mercs. Special efortG he'd been usdo to
secure large attendance with Wow to
taking aoms action with reference. to the
proposed Union bridge. It takes fifteen
members 10 make u quorum, and only
eleven responded to tho call. According.
ly, on molten Of Col. A. J.. Sweeney the
meeting adjourned till next Tuesdsy
night, End on motion Of Mr.. NJ. Reilly the
Secretary was directed to specify in the
notice to members the object Of tho
meeting. 81. 7, b. s 49,. y. Z.
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convention Of General Freight Agents Mt
so2i Niagara Falls s.s35fl 3l52ft E}

Convention o.; General Freight Aront, NJ
Niagara. Falls. I5,.5f33tEl1
NIAGARA FALLS, Sept. is The s,,h.comr,..
mittee appointed by the general frs;nht
agents In session here reporfed n the III IN
meeting yesterday afternoon and ths G t "a.
= po. rsn "au 'Au9p!ea; They were to arrange
general era S classification Of freight rates
from from, ne East to tho West to take tbs
pa o! the local rates now in use. The The
conference g then adjourned to meet in
Chicago next Tuseday, Ao ~ - =
me meeting Of the Freight Traffic AS |.
IoGlat!oo Of the Middle States was alan
held yesterday: No committee "renort s
we're presented, and as everything had
oeen working harmoniously since The nra.
t ytou0 meeting very little work came before
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Indications.

WAsn1seros, D. O., Sept. 16.-For
West Virginia, cooler and fair weather,
light to northessterly winds, followed
on Saturday by warmer eoutheasterly
winds. 3 ".
For Western Pennsylvania cooler and
fair weather, light to fresh northerly
winds, becoming variable and shifting to
warmer southerly on Saturday.
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A Fatal Cnyc-ln.

Wednesday afternoon G coal bank DO.
longing TO the freeman Brick Works, on.
poaits Toronto, csved in, buryinS G gorge
Barney and Hugh Dorm alive. Barney
had only gone TO work the day before.
Ho 10 single man aged So years, and his
body has not yet been recovered. Dorm
leaves wife and aeYcn children, 4, - &,
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amHo9ng them, slo0 In gold presented by their cir
Quite number Of Po,tlaudcrs wore in the city
yesterday. l3st 2gFE.z5ls, v i q, - -'
Dr Hobensack's new building on Hanover stree.
Is about completed. a 40 II = - -
A vicious dog was shot by officer Murphy Ia
Clafk's addition last night. g'a
a runaway horse last night caused dool deal
OF excitement on First street. 80
a good crowd from hero will take IN Margaret
Mashes's performance this evening at the NGeel.
Ing Opera House. VA > ''.''"' 80 w..
The site Of the Martins Ferry Stove works still
mass o. ruins, nothing having been dore
M YET 10 clear away tho wreck. -
Natural gas Is becoming the iayorite llsht and
luel IN TINS city. aud all business men will use 1t Is
soon as inc plumbers eau put In the fixtures.
A large flame OF gts burning on the side Of TIE
road AZ the head Of Walnut street, ia quite Coz
Venlence fos pedestrians In that neighporhood.
petition ia circulation for the return Of Rer.
E. Il. Jones 10 the Methodist church IN this charge,
was signed by over one half OF the members " tho
AZ the special meeting CT council WEDNESDAY
niSht, the ordinance WAS proposed granting the g.
Z: right OF way 70 put switch on First street to
L. spence's and VIM. Mann's manufactures.
n: N. oag has resigned hts connection with ".
L. thompson d Co., music dealers, OF Els, Liver.
pool ana mas been taken In pa,inerShip with huSe
man Gardener, OF steubeuYittc. lie viii iocae
there shortly. Is,
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y DELLAIHE,,
AL Sorts of Local Nows ind Gossip Fran
the Glass City.
! Ho.,na LII. III.

AL Sorts Of Local News ind Gossip Fran
the Glass City.
OR House Is In Washington, IA,
iricnds. m "a = - ''''
=. The family OIL. ,. MeDermoss will more !, Deb.
George Evans. Of Uhrichsvile, Is In tbs city OIL
James NJ Recs. Of st. CleirsyIllc, was In AcciY
:, the , Ohio Valley foundry has lhu, down rAds7
n, William Ztlch Is to DO the leader OF The ops'a
House band. s. .glt :. 5I171,'-7T
Peter Morrison has retained home from plets
ant visit 10 MT Zion, @t'I
c,.a, hiten Pratt was burned by no. water al the
sscct works Yesterday.
Miss Ida Tappan, OF Cincinnati, Is In tho ely
whiting at T. s. Iappin's y.
:, The Street Fair occurs October 18th aud l4th.
Wednesday and Thursday. 80
a large asscmbtayc OF people were Of the fcacai
OF Henry ehonhals yesterday.
hcy. Aenry llernsbefg, Of Cincinnati, wlll.c0u'
ouct hebrew tervices here to-day
Key. J; II. Swan, OF Chambcnburg, Pa, Is In tho
clty' sFyiag to organize Baptist society.
MI. Charles Well. OF Marietta, has returned
nome ai!cr pleasant visit 10 friends here.
NJ. Harry Lewis's mother, Mrs. A. LeS!' o.
marietta, Is whiting her son In the First ward.
Thomas Lennon, who works attl1e steel wosfs.
naa his right foot severely burned bysIeppInS o.
william Hirkpatriok, ono OF tho young nalIer,ot
oi5Elmer Robinson. - -
MI Lou Over goes to New York City 10 meet hli
about the l7ih Inst. ;; ~
:. Ason Of Mr.. James Murray, OF the Fist watI'
was "a married In Wichita, Ka 10 Miss Mary Ai!a'
Willie Boil, OF summeraeld, O., Is working io,ta
absence Of Charles Dlakey. IA
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Type.writerb Cheap,

We have ior sale several Type-writers,
including tho. Remington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken IN exchange for the mntchless
Ualigraph, and will besold cheap. Writers
Tor rent and for sale on monthly install.
ments. Call on or address for circulars
EpwARp L. Rose. & Co., q
~! \ Il. IS Twelfth street, Is
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WE are daily receiving New Novelties
IN Sutlings, Pantuloohlugs md over.
csatlngs, which We are prepared 10 make
up In ars..ciass style ut reasonable
prices. fEisgl5 ,-s5 5as'
Our While Unlnnnlrlcd Shirt, double
scanned, rc.enforced front aud back, ut
50 cents, lis the greatest bargain ever
offered. 4 full limo ol BAlbrigsan In.
dcrWcAr from 81 w Il suit upwards, ut T.
q. HESS 4 sons,
1891 & 1923 Market Street.
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Thanks.

To The Editor Of The Intci!,oeacer. HI
SlR:-On bshalt OF the Disciples Q!
Christ at this place, please allow me epsce
in your paper to thank tho good people OF
your county for their liberal contributions
to our church, and to Gay that I have re-.
ceived the came from J. i. Hhncn. Fl,
Ijss NJ. R. MoRRls.
Lilllt.on, Iretssl Co., Sept. H. 33sl
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Thermometer Record,

As reported by Christian sehnep!, drug.
gIst, Opera House corner, yesterday:
TAN, AN. ia sr.I. 7r.H.
,Sj 7se So SO 7s'
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Ten shares OF stock in tho Wheeling
baae Ball Association were sold yesterday
BY Constable ]. P. ST. Myers under an AZ
taclment. They brought IS 90 per Share
ct the par vale ct IS, Dr.. 6. ]. Oaedle be-
ing the purchaser, ~ ID }i55,,,-1 !, -
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Fine Shoes,

!. Gentlemen wishing q fine, easy ahoe
should examine outline OF Stacy, Adau,a
4 Co.'s fine shoes in kangaroo and cali.
skin. ]. ". AMIcK, sole agent. Il
i 1l43 Main street.
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Manager Nicholson Don't know 1t.

Manager Nicholson Don't know 1t.
Bellairt Tribune. 4 2. '4liT',l
Thomas Nicholson, OF Gravel Hill, 81
present manager Of the Wheeling base
oall club, came down to Bellaire to spend
q lew days with his family. Wednesday
evening, he gave this Office pleasant call
and while IN conversation CONCERNING base
Dall circles he stated the report Of reor.
ganzlng the club and dropping Weetlake
ana White YVES something new to him,
ana he was not npprised OF such a change
being made this season, y@'51S},gl lgz'''T
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"EyERYru1sa goes'' out Of G. Mendcl &
Co.'s popular furniture and csrpet house
when people Gee the price marks.
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"a. MEspEL & Co., 1874 Main street,
never asks the public to believe a state.
ment they cannot fully prove. IA
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Ghe Gttt:tte|:llli((etlttlf:a!|1j|:.
Now Advertisements.

For eale-Thrcc Good Mules.
Not.ce-Mrs. WI. ". Eowdea. .la5
Notice. Board VI Public Works.
WAuted-Ladics. EHs jr u
Homo Liver ttis-R II. List. t.t nv
Miss Adelaide misunderstanding aud Painting.
Btockway Carriages and spling Wagons.
New Ftrin-Coaner q Turner. -
Geo. X. Tayor-New Goods-Fourth page.
Lac BLl.Kalamazoo VS.. Wheeling-Head Of
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\ SPECIAL FEATURES OF THE RACKET.

49, SPECIAL FEATURES OF TIE RACKET. 5lf5
h To add to It all there came near being
an nlter0stion between two young men,
aonu Of Mr. Work and Dr.. McUoy. Young
Work was expressing his disgust at Tbs
proceedings, and said that Miss Greenlee
vas as good as any woman In town.
Young Mccoy resented this and indi-
Gated his willingness to punch Works
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BRIDGEPORT,
Stamps for Two Cents Apiece-Railroad Ex

il - u -
Stamps for Two Cents Aplece-Railroad Ex.
tension, etc. IA. n
Basgs planning mill Is running Ia full. (, 4 z,
ANDY Moore IL taking In the Cleveland fair. e
Mrs. +. @. Robinson has returned home from
Tlillu. Il l15si-t p. !; -.
An infant child OF Kirby Davis Is very low with
fever. Il aE8.l5 e. s5Ef -ss ~ u. Is -
Jim Cope leaves for Delaware 70 attend college
Monday. ~ : az e = Is 57Tl. ~
MI, NJ. and MIS-. Morris arc attending tho fair in
Both the city Touring mills are enjoying good
steady run. 4 u. 49, . 80 q :
MI Mt Ms,15ison, an old Bridgeport boy was In
Lieutenant Charles Grimm called on West Wheel.
Ing friends yesterday. Sob :, Ia
Billy Gilmore. Of Cincinnati, formerly OF this
place, was here yesterday. 3iFF 5iIsf
Johnnie Duncan returns home tomorrow In
brllant alter visit to his mother here. igS n r
Alexander Lyle has purchased tho store OF II. P,
Love. III nest Wheeling, and will continue tho
business. "; l5t NJ - :, . :
Tho Cleveland q Pittsburgh Railroad Company
Is h9Vins IN extension to i side track from tho
yards e the covered bridge put Ia, 6uperlutcu.
dsn! Ihonas was In the city yesterday looking
Considerable amusement was atyored tho most.
once clerks yesterday. Some wag started tho 70.
port that postage stamps were selling out thitteen
lor cent and quarter. Lots OF people prc.euted
themselves at tho oGice window for stamps. and
found they haa bit GU twenty.six CENTS lives 7Ii
Quite neat Job Of swlndling was yesterday pc,.
pettaled on some Of the groccls here. A chap With
morse and wagon ylsi!ed Seyeral groccts and sold
them VIVA! was supposed 10 DO Royal Mocha Coffee,
ground, showing sample Of the genuine article,
SHORTY alter tho fellow had Left iouu. some ons
disSoverG1 the deception Of roasted rye In place OF
colee., INC trick was simple one, and the fellow
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Buy W. H. Wheat's arst premiur,
bread, 4tl II q 4 5li. i25j3 :. :,
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STILL DISCUSSING.

!, ! ExaIINE tho SIS bedroom suite Of G,
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W. q. WnEAT's bread took first pre-.
MUM at West Virginia State Fair, IS 3
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S,r2s.5 School Shoes. u
Mlsses', youths and children's double
fastened achool shoeg from 81 90 to 81 so,
OF J.W.AMIcK's. @
+. q IL 1l43 Main street.
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A LETTER.

In support Of these statements he pre-.
sented q letter from John Pipes, who is
attending q E1adical college at Cleveland,
in which he informed DR.. Mccoy that
alter grave and mature dsliberation he
mad decided to present sworn testimony
Of bis own to any committee that might
be appointed TO receive IL, telling what he
knew about the charges that wero made
concerning hiB father and Miss Greenlee.
Young Pipes said that he was aware that
in writing thia no would incur his fathers
displeasure, and that he would probably
be disowned in consequence, bu. that in
bis mothsr'S interest he could not afford to
remain silent longer. In concluding be
wrote that both he and his mother ap.
proved the course he had taken, and BIO
felt sure that the people Of tho Eighth
ward would do the same. Dr.. Mccoy
said he would summon further evidence
il peoeasary; evidence other than that Of
Mrs. Pipes who had, he understood, seen
nearly all the members about the matter.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,

Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folks
MJH t Abroad. JrHlft
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. fancy arc in Phiia'
/ d ID.
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DR.. rlPEs' REPLY,

Dr.. ripes In replying to pr. McCoy's 70.
marks, Fret presented a long petition ak
ing for Mics Greenlee's retention. He
said that the trouble WAC the outgrowth Of
iealously and the meddling spirit Of out.
fipa people. He then told Of an occur
renco that took place about ten years ago,
in which he and Miss Greenlee snd his
WHO had figured, and on which ii, the
preaent racket was baael. He then 70.
counted MANY thingl that had trauspired
since then in which his viis and bliss
Greenlee had been on the most friendly
terhis, rs going to show that there was no
foundation ios..tas present trouble. This
was followed by Q running debate or
cross.frs Of words between Dr. Pipes and
Dr.. Mccoy, thlt grew to be extremely ex.
citing. The Board finally voted on the
question Of Miss Greenlee's confirmation,
and che was turned down, there being a
majority Of one against her. In the course
Of the meeting oil THO members became
very much excited, and When IL wes all
over both sides felt greatly relieved. 'i'' =
September 5, q special meeting OF the
Board wac held to consider SONS finau-
cial matters, and st .tgt meeting tho
Board passed IN order allowing nitehie
dislrict On additional teacher. So, lisF$l}5
bay bafore yesterday it was rumored
that Dr.. Pipes proposed again bringing
Miss Greenlee forward as that additional
teacher for one Of the primary grades.
Heretofore she has been the grammar
room teacher. The runor spread goner-
ally, and the meeting Of last night was
looked forward to by largs number Of
citizens With absorbing interest.
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People have learned that it pays then
to discriminate in favor Of G. Mendel i
20. when IN want OF furniture, carpets,
oil cloths, linoleums, ETC., etc.
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LAST NlaKT'a nggr1Sa.

There Was q full turnout Of members in
conseQuenCe--the largest for q long ttnc,
the only abeentees being Meesra. Filing.
ham. Eschstruth and Reed. a The Board
was called to order shortly before Q O'Clock
By Dr.. Pipes and the regular routine
business taken up. DR.. Mccoy appeared
about o'clock. 1t wsB evident to all that
something Of the usual run was aboutto
transpire. Tho air aeemud to be full Of sun.
pressed excitement aud all seemed TO feel
its influence. All knew what the nature
of the business was that would bring on
the storm and the feelings Of the mem.
bsls wore varied. RI .i.i t4s}S
8 There were O number OF prominent
Eighth ward citixsns IN the lobby and
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about half past s their number was large.
ly Increased. Tho door opened suddenly
and there flied into the room between
thirty and forty ladies' from the Eighth
ward, headed by Mrn. Jesse Wheat. Thoy
were Of all ages and all members OF well
known families In that part Of the city.
Bringing up the rear was quite a deleps.
ton Of men, numbering probably about
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. a NJ b or. a. ! RI. H
The women said they had come ia the
meeting Voluntarily; that they had been
impelled to take the step because OF their
regard for Mra. Pipes and the sympathy
they felt for her, they asid that on thoil
petition were the names Of a large mum.
Der who had been induced to sign DR..
Pipes petition through MISREPRESENTATION,
Some who were on Dr.. Pipes petit
ton, they aaid, felt SO aggrisved
when they learned what they had
done, X tnst thay wera present ct
this meeting in person, 70 set themselves
hight had not the proceedings been go
suddenly sawed of by the call for the
preyious question. Several OF the women
declared that they knew that all that had
been charged against DR.. Pipes and Miss
Greenlee was true, and that there was
more that thoy could tell concerning
Dr.. klpes. Ths tuning over that the
Doctor got at their handB was about as &c.
we're as any man was ever fa.sd to, and
they did not hesitate to speak ont. They
npoke yehemently and loud, and punctu.
ated their relaarks with Vigorous gestures
and expressions Of contempt for both the
principals. Many crowded inside tho
isillng and cornered the men who had
voted with Dir. Pines, To these they
spoke with especial plalnness. It IVES 4
strange scene, and news Of 1t spread to
the streets, bringing In othere to- add to
the uoniurion by their inquiries as to
what was going on. n * ID -, = Il ,3si,,
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Superintendent Anderson acted as clark
n place Of Mr.: Hall, who is enjoying a
short vacation Ia New York, : -